Can montmorillonite powder be given to dogs?

Montmorillonite powder is not recommended for dogs. First of all, montmorillonite powder belongs to human medicine, and it is not recommended to use human medicine for pets. Secondly, it is difficult to control the feeding dose with human medicine, and blind feeding can easily affect the health of dogs. Finally, there are many causes of diarrhea in dogs. It is necessary to find out the cause first, and then prescribe the right medicine.

Precautions for dog diarrhea:

Dog diarrhea needs to be determined according to the situation, and the cause of diarrhea should be found and solved in a targeted manner.

1. There are parasites in the body: If the dog has not been dewormed, the body will become a suitable place for parasites to multiply. These parasites will damage the health of the dog’s stomach and rob the dog’s food nutrition. Therefore, the owner should do a good job of deworming the dog regularly.

2. Enteritis: Dogs suffering from enteritis will experience anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, and lack of energy. If the dog's symptoms are consistent with enteritis, the puppy should be sent to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, and the adult dog can choose to stop eating and drinking water for half a day to observe the situation. Generally, antibiotics are given to dogs, and then pet probiotics are added to regulate the stomach and intestines. After a few days of medication, they can recover.

3. Colds and colds: Dogs are prone to colds and colds when encountering alternating cold and warm weather and sudden drop in temperature, and are prone to gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea. The owner had better do a good job of keeping the dog warm and not letting the dog sleep on the floor in winter. Prevention is a better solution than cure.

4. Eating greasy food: Dogs are intolerant to greasy food. Do not give greasy human food or food to the dog, otherwise it will easily cause the dog to vomit and have diarrhea. It is recommended that the owner pay attention to a light diet, and use low-salt and low-fat dog food as the dog's staple food.

5. Unhygienic food: If the dog eats expired, corrupted or contaminated food, it will cause severe gastrointestinal discomfort, leading to severe diarrhea in the dog. In addition to ensuring that the dog's food is clean and hygienic, the owner must also dispose of the kitchen waste at home in time to prevent the dog from eating it by mistake.